I. How to calibrate the Roche blood glucose meter
The Roche blood glucose meter brand manufacturers will be equipped with special calibration test strips and calibration solutions. Through the calibration test strips and calibration solutions, you can see the current blood sugar Whether the condition of the instrument is stable, and whether there is a relatively large deviation, if there is a deviation, it can be corrected with calibration test paper.
When calibrating the Roche blood glucose meter, insert the test strips together in the off state, the screen displays the current calibration code, and the blood drop symbol flashes. Press the C key once to change the calibration code once, and find the same calibration code as that on the test strip. Press the key to store the current calibration code, and the drop of blood symbol flashes again to indicate that the calibration code is set successfully.
2. How often is the Roche blood glucose meter calibrated
In order to ensure the accuracy of the Roche blood glucose meter detection value, it is best to calibrate it in the following four situations: One time use, when using a new bottle of test strips, when you suspect a problem with the meter or test strips, after the meter has been dropped.
The simulated blood glucose solution of known concentration should be used to calibrate the blood glucose meter. It should be noted that the simulated blood glucose solution is valid within 3 months after opening the bottle. Freeze, keep it in a cool, dry place. There should be no blood stains, dust and other contaminants in the test area of the blood glucose meter. It is suitable to gently wipe the blood glucose meter with a soft cloth dipped in water or clean the blood glucose meter with organic solvents such as detergent and alcohol. Correct the blood glucose meter every six months. If you find that you cannot operate it or it is still inaccurate, you should contact the manufacturer of the Roche blood glucose meter. Roche Blood Glucose Meter Brand Products >>
